There's much nuance and context to explore beyond the stats as it pertains to the case for Allen or Jackson to be named league MVP.

The Baltimore Ravens and Buffalo Bills both have quarterbacks in the MVP race. Lamar Jackson and Josh Allen had incredible seasons in 2024, but only one can win the award unless a co-MVP involves both signal callers.

The NFL MVP race is as tight as it's been in recent memory with Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen and Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson the top two candidates. And while many are clamoring for Jackson to win his third MVP award,

It certainly seems that either Jackson or Allen will ultimately earn the regular-season MVP for the ongoing campaign.

Lamar Jackson, the already two-time MVP, played a key part in an unstoppable backfield thanks to the addition of Derrick Henry this offseason. The two-time MVP has thrown for 39 touchdowns and just 4 interceptions, while racking up 4,807 total yards.

The Bills’ signal-caller is closing in on the honor, while a running back pushes to be the first nonquarterback to take home the hardware since 2012.

After Wednesday's game, Lamar Jackson now leads the league in passing touchdowns with 39 (tied with Joe Burrow) and is third in passing yards with 3,955. He also has the best QB rating in the league at 77.7, ahead of Josh Allen's 76.8, per ESPN.

As the NFL season enters its final week of action, the race for the Associated Press’ coveted 2024 NFL Most Valuable Player award has dwindled down to a handful

Two-time MVP Lamar Jackson is playing better than ever, but Josh Allen deserves to win the first MVP award of his career. Here's why.

The Bills quarterback Allen and the Ravens quarterback Jackson and the Eagles running back Barkley all have something Joe Burrow does not have. And he knows it.